Sentence examples for higher art form from inspiring English sources
'It's just that I've always felt that films were a... higher art form.' 'I see,' he mused.
The exhibit reinforces the notion that "shopping is a higher art form," Mr. Schmitz said, hijacking an argument popularized by writers who track consumer shopping habits.
Most of these musicians took seriously the "progressive" in "progressive rock," and believed that they were helping to hurry along an ineluctable process: the development of rock music into what Jon Anderson, of Yes, once called "a higher art form".
In analyzing the web of collaborators, resistance fighters and apathetic onlookers, and how they haunted -- and still haunt -- a nation, Mr. Ophuls elevated the documentary to a higher art form through the force of his subject and storytelling.
Most of the musicians took seriously the "progressive" in "progressive rock," and believed that they were helping to hurry along an ineluctable process: the development of rock music into what Jon Anderson, of Yes, once called "a higher art form".
But Williams, one of the most ferocious competitors in tennis's lengthy history, has elevated the comeback to a higher art form: a tribute to her enduring drive and enduring edge in power in a sport where other champions have been caught from behind, but where she just won her 15th Grand Slam singles title.
I've never considered photography one of the higher art forms.
Raymond Gubbay has quite possibly done more than anyone else in the UK to bring "higher" art forms to the masses.
Morris eventually became a leading figure of the Arts and Crafts Movement, which helped to erase Renaissance-influenced perceptions that valued the so-called "higher" art forms over the "lower" work of traditional craftsmen.
